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    Default Coffee mugs...

    This is probably a stupid thing to ask.. but truckers do drink coffee
    I'm looking for a coffee mug. I'm not talking about the ones that hold a gallon, but like, something you can get at Wal Mart or somewhere..
    Seems like the ones I have bought, either leak or the coffee comes out so fast, it's like drinking fire. .
    I saw some Stanley stainless mugs at Wal Mart, but I didn't get one. Didn't know which one to get.
    What are some good coffee mugs, or which "model" or "type" is good?
    If yall went to a truck stop, or Wal Mart for an example, what brand/type of mug would you get?

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    I got a 24oz mug from pilot. Fits great in the cupholder. I also have 2 thermos that we got as safety awards. Both are Stanlys. One holds a pot, and I MEAN A POT of coffee. The other holds enough to fill my mug. Both keep my coffee hot for hours.
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    I have a Thermos brand coffee mug that I got at Wal Mart. It holds 24oz and I love it. One thing really nice about it is that it has a screw on lid with a rubber gasket to keep it from leaking. It'll keep a cup of coffee hot for roughly 2 hours. My thermos is a Stanley, and it also holds a pot of coffee (1/2 gallon to be exact).
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    This made me really want a nice cup 'o joe.
    So I made a hot robust Starbucks Caffe' Verona.
    It's a BOLD roasty sweet dark cocoa with intense flavor.

    This full-bodied nectar of the God's is a blend of...
    Latin American, Asia/Pacific and Italian Roast.

    It reminds me of the flavor of a fire-roasted
    marshmallow after you pull off the darkened cap.

    This also makes me long for the Brew War days.


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    here is a helpful link. How to Choose the Best Coffee Travel Mug

    I like the 20-24 oz. size Alladin wide base, narrow top, and always get the plastic insulated ones, with the snap on- one hand operation lid, and this cup is easy to clean. This won't fit built-in cup holders, but I hate the tall narrow mugs.

    I know this can bubble out coffee when tipped over, and they only keep coffee hot for about an hour, but that works for me, plus you can use them in a microwave. These mugs run from $5-10 bux.

    I like S/S for a thermos with a screw in cork, that will keep coffee hot for about 6 hours, but that was back when I worked construction, and had a set coffee break, and a set lunch break.


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    As simple as it sounds I feel your pain brother! I gotta talk with my uncle he has a mug that's been faithful for years on the road.

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    I have the 24 oz cup from Pilot as well. I like it. I tried some others but you can't beat their price and a free cup of coffee to go with it. Mine are close to 6 months old now and holding up very well.

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    I may have to try the 24oz from Pilot. I assume the flyin hook will have one. Thanks. Good replies.

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    I saw my Doc, for the results of my last blood test, and he asked me straight away, if I was Colombian.
    Anyway, he felt I had a serious addiction.
    That only made me sweat, and my hind leg started to fidget. I fussed about feeling caged in, and ran off in a panic.

    I got up this morning and experienced Deja' Brew, after dreaming last night about the good 'ol days of the Brew Wars, when we kicked some tea drinkers butt.
    I remembered the inspirational words of General Yulick de Balzac;

    "This coffee falls into your stomach, and straightway there is a general commotion. Ideas begin to move like the battalions of the Grand Army of the battlefield, and the battle takes place. Things remembered arrive at full gallop, ensuing to the wind. The light cavalry of comparisons deliver a magnificent deploying charge, the artillery of logic hurry up with their train and ammunition, the shafts of with start up like sharpshooters. Similes arise, the paper is covered with ink; for the struggle commences and is concluded with torrents of black water, just as a battle with powder."

    After several cups 'o joe, I remembered in great detail how this all started.
    It began with ~ The Wimmin's Petition Against Coffee, 1674

    "Coffee leads men to trifle away their time, scald their chops, and spend their money, all for a little base, black, thick, nasty, bitter, stinking nauseous puddle water."

    Today I'm going to invent coffee perfume. (snicker heh heh) ... and fondly reminisce one morning at the Brew Wars DMZ.



    [Another morning at the Brew Wars DMZ]
    Kilgore: Smell that? You smell that?
    Lance: What?
    Kilgore: Fresh ground Colombian coffee, son. Nothing in the world smells like that.
    [squats down]
    Kilgore: I love the smell of coffee in the morning. You know, one time we had a coffeemaker we brewed, for 12 hours. When it was all over, I walked up. I didn't find one cup, not one lousy cup left. The smell, you know that rich aromatic smell, the whole bean. Smelled like... victory. Someday this war's gonna end... I'm gonna open me a coffee shop...call it VictoryBucks ...StarBean or something like that.
    (thwoop-thwoop-thwoop-thwoop-thwoop-thwoop)...our taxi's here...don't forget your thermos!!
    [Kilgore unhappily walks off]


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    Hog,

    there is something that really worries me about you. There really is.
    Find something you like to do, be the best at it you can be, the money will come.

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    Oh... I get it.... this ain't about me being a bored icon.

    .....you wanna take the gloves off now.
    (Hog throws down a triple shot of espresso-grande...wipes chin)


    So...that's how you wanna do this?
    ....you saw what I did to Twilight...
    (cracks neck... blows snot out of one nostril)


    (shuck and jive) ...you want some of this!! ...you want a little!!
    (bob and weave) ...huh!.... do ya!! (fast footwork)

    (caffeine really kickin' in now)




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    Quote Originally Posted by Jackrabbit379 View Post
    I may have to try the 24oz from Pilot. I assume the flyin hook will have one. Thanks. Good replies.
    Actually.... no. The flying J has mostly a steel or aluminum mug which doesn't hold as much OR fit the cupholder. I think they now have a 24 oz or larger, but it is a P.O.S.

    Pilot, T/A and Love's have pretty much the same 24 oz mug.

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    Not sure if I mentioned it or not, but my Thermos brand mug (24oz) is steel with a plastic liner/lid. And, yes, it fits in a cup holder perfectly. The really weird thing is that I just went to the Thermos website to try to find a link for it - it's not listed whatsoever.

    I do like the looks of their Nissan mug, though.

    Thermos Mugs

    Thanks to Google, I found it: http://www.langtoninfo.com/showitem....=5010576846617

    The only difference is that mine isn't a smooth gunmetal finish, it's a textured paint finish.
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